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Clips from Downton Abbey - Episode #4.8 (S04E04)

Yes, it was quite a long day.

"Yes, it was quite a long day."

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One, two, three, go!

"One, two, three, go!"

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You're so disappointing, Mary.

"You're so disappointing, Mary."

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if you're going to complicate your life, do it for the right reasons.

"if you're going to complicate your life, do it for the right reasons."

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James, I'm putting the tea tent in your charge.

"James, I'm putting the tea tent in your charge."

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But her ladyship said we were to enjoy ourselves.

"But her ladyship said we were to enjoy ourselves."

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Let us consider this.

"Let us consider this."

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She wants you to enjoy yourself, I want you to run the tent.

"She wants you to enjoy yourself, I want you to run the tent."

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Now, which of us can make your life more uncomfortable?

"Now, which of us can make your life more uncomfortable?"

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Mr Molesley.

"Mr Molesley."

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Mr Molesley! Mr Molesley!

"Mr Molesley! Mr Molesley!"

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Wait a minute. It's his lordship! His lordship's back!

"Wait a minute. It's his lordship! His lordship's back!"

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James!

"James!"

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How can you be here?!

"How can you be here?!"

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Why didn't you send a message?

"Why didn't you send a message?"

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I wanted to surprise you and I think I have.

"I wanted to surprise you and I think I have."

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I was right not to distract you all from your labours.

"I was right not to distract you all from your labours."

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What happened to Uncle Harold? A reprimand, but nothing more.

"What happened to Uncle Harold? A reprimand, but nothing more."

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So it was worth your going.

"So it was worth your going."

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I don't think I made a bit of difference, but let's hold on to that fiction.

"I don't think I made a bit of difference, but let's hold on to that fiction."

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How was it? Interesting.

"How was it? Interesting."

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Very modern... and very interesting.

"Very modern... and very interesting."

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Good to see you back, m'lord.

"Good to see you back, m'lord."

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You're back.

"You're back."

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This is a treat. It's been a while.

"This is a treat. It's been a while."

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I'm sorry if I've stayed away.

"I'm sorry if I've stayed away."

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You're my daughter-in-law,

"You're my daughter-in-law,"

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you're all that I've got left of my son.

"you're all that I've got left of my son."

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Whether you come here or not, this is your home.

"Whether you come here or not, this is your home."

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I do love it when I come. I'm glad.

"I do love it when I come. I'm glad."

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Oh, there you are, Alfred. Nice to see you. Have a glass of this.

"Oh, there you are, Alfred. Nice to see you. Have a glass of this."

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Thank you.

"Thank you."

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but it were my mistake.

"but it were my mistake."

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and you can't feel sorry for that.

"and you can't feel sorry for that."

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We can part as friends?

"We can part as friends?"

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She's gone to Mr Mason's farm for the day.

"She's gone to Mr Mason's farm for the day."

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She won't be back till late. Oh.

"She won't be back till late. Oh."

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Ivy's turned him down again, so he won't come back after today.

"Ivy's turned him down again, so he won't come back after today."

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What does Mrs Patmore say about it?

"What does Mrs Patmore say about it?"

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I would advise against that. But why?

"I would advise against that. But why?"

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I thought you'd be glad if I stayed a bit longer.

"I thought you'd be glad if I stayed a bit longer."

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I wish you'd stay and never leave, and I hope you will one day,

"I wish you'd stay and never leave, and I hope you will one day,"

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Daisy, there won't be too many people that you love in your life,

"Daisy, there won't be too many people that you love in your life,"

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and he's one.

"and he's one."

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Even so, you need to say goodbye to this young man,

"Even so, you need to say goodbye to this young man,"

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with nothing jagged,

"with nothing jagged,"

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And er, we'll get you back to Downton in time.

"And er, we'll get you back to Downton in time."

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Are you bearing up?

"Are you bearing up?"

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In here.

"In here."

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If you want to go out there and look for him, I'll support you.

"If you want to go out there and look for him, I'll support you."

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Well, then you must be patient.

"Well, then you must be patient."

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My dear, all life is a series of problems

"My dear, all life is a series of problems"

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First one, then the next, and the next...

"First one, then the next, and the next..."

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Yes. That should sort it out.

"Yes. That should sort it out."

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Isn't that Lord Gillingham? What? It can't be. Where?

"Isn't that Lord Gillingham? What? It can't be. Where?"

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What does Miss Lane Fox think about it? That's what I wonder.

"What does Miss Lane Fox think about it? That's what I wonder."

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I agree. He's the most unconvincing fiance I've ever come across.

"I agree. He's the most unconvincing fiance I've ever come across."

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Perhaps she doesn't know.

"Perhaps she doesn't know."

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If we know, she knows. You can count on that.

"If we know, she knows. You can count on that."

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Green. But how could he be dead?

"Green. But how could he be dead?"

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I'm only telling you what they told me.

"I'm only telling you what they told me."

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slipped or stumbled and fell into the road.

"slipped or stumbled and fell into the road."

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that I felt that I should... bring you the news myself.

"that I felt that I should... bring you the news myself."

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Can you explain to me now why you wanted him sacked?

"Can you explain to me now why you wanted him sacked?"

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No.

"No."

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Hello, Tony. Heavens,

"Hello, Tony. Heavens,"

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I don't suppose it's a good sign to find you back at Downton?

"I don't suppose it's a good sign to find you back at Downton?"

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Not really. Not this time.

"Not really. Not this time."

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By a bus or lorry, apparently.

"By a bus or lorry, apparently."

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The pavement was crowded. Lots of people saw it.

"The pavement was crowded. Lots of people saw it."

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Nothing. I don't mean anything.

"Nothing. I don't mean anything."

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Mary!

"Mary!"

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Did your mother warn you I was coming?

"Did your mother warn you I was coming?"

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She did.

"She did."

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But you don't believe he was wrong? No.

"But you don't believe he was wrong? No."

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Well, I'm guessing in the dark, but... I suspect I would say nothing.

"Well, I'm guessing in the dark, but... I suspect I would say nothing."

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No, no, I won't manage it if Jimmy can't.

"No, no, I won't manage it if Jimmy can't."

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Well done!

"Well done!"

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That was cheating.

"That was cheating."

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Well, it... it's in the arms.

"Well, it... it's in the arms."

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It's all to do with the swing, and the swing is in the arms.

"It's all to do with the swing, and the swing is in the arms."

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anything to tell me about life since I've been away?

"anything to tell me about life since I've been away?"

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No. Nothing's happened.

"No. Nothing's happened."

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We don't want any bullying brought back from overseas.

"We don't want any bullying brought back from overseas."

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Do we, Miss Baxter?

"Do we, Miss Baxter?"

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Now, are there any stalls you'd still like to see?

"Now, are there any stalls you'd still like to see?"

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You can't mean you never had a drink all the time you were there.

"You can't mean you never had a drink all the time you were there."

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And let us hope they both leave us in peace.

"And let us hope they both leave us in peace."

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A slim hope, I'm afraid.

"A slim hope, I'm afraid."

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Martha wants to bring him over next summer for Rose's coming out ball.

"Martha wants to bring him over next summer for Rose's coming out ball."

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She says she wants to see another London Season before she dies.

"She says she wants to see another London Season before she dies."

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Oh!

"Oh!"

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You're still here. Thank goodness.

"You're still here. Thank goodness."

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I caught an early bus, but it was delayed. I thought I'd missed you.

"I caught an early bus, but it was delayed. I thought I'd missed you."

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And I won't be back.

"And I won't be back."

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I've brought you a present.

"I've brought you a present."

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Mr Mason's made you a basket full of things.

"Mr Mason's made you a basket full of things."

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and he's put some cider in too, to keep you going on the train home.

"and he's put some cider in too, to keep you going on the train home."

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No, he did it for Alfred.

"No, he did it for Alfred."

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I told him we were old friends, so he did it for you.

"I told him we were old friends, so he did it for you."

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You know Ivy turned me down? I do, yes.

"You know Ivy turned me down? I do, yes."

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You've always been so good to me, Daisy. So true.

"You've always been so good to me, Daisy. So true."

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That's kind of you to say, and good to hear.

"That's kind of you to say, and good to hear."

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But that's done with now, and what I felt won't come back.

"But that's done with now, and what I felt won't come back."

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Right, now this really is goodbye.

"Right, now this really is goodbye."

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I'll just get this off and pop in the pantry for my apron.

"I'll just get this off and pop in the pantry for my apron."

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Do you know, when you brought up that basket...

"Do you know, when you brought up that basket..."

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I were so proud of you, I felt like crying out.

"I were so proud of you, I felt like crying out."

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You do know why I came today. To see the bazaar.

"You do know why I came today. To see the bazaar."

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I find - perhaps to my surprise - that since I left,

"I find - perhaps to my surprise - that since I left,"

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To your surprise and my surprise.

"To your surprise and my surprise."

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I'm only asking for a chance.

"I'm only asking for a chance."

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Of course not.

"Of course not."

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But rather than add to the list of men I've disappointed,

"But rather than add to the list of men I've disappointed,"

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Hmm, I'm afraid I couldn't allow that.

"Hmm, I'm afraid I couldn't allow that."

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Not without putting up a fight.

"Not without putting up a fight."

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What are you still doing here?

"What are you still doing here?"

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Why did you go? I wanted to get away.

"Why did you go? I wanted to get away."

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You'd never risk everything we've built together?

"You'd never risk everything we've built together?"

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Where have you two been hiding?

"Where have you two been hiding?"

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